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I came across this throwback picture of burna boy in his secondary school days.

dis boy na gals dey craze for now...i mst make am...

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Drake and British rapper, Skepta and American music star, Drake feature in a remix of Wizkid’s smash hit, ‘Ojuelegba.’ Photo: Filed Drake takes it global, rhyming over Wizkid’s certified hit song, ‘Ojuelegba’ in a remix which also features British rapper, Skepta. ‘Skeppy, Wiz, and Drake, it’s a ting right now,’ Drake raps and since the release of the song, social media platforms in Nigeria have gone agog. Check out some of tweets on the trending song

hmm..stupid...make him jst give me one aston martin rapide or aventador

too bad

why did u even buy phone for her @ 1st....charlie u for wise up

Lagos in recent times has become safer than it was some years ago when violent robberies, car jacking and mugging are carried out even in broad day light. However, in spite of the improved security, some areas are still considered as dangerous. As a resident or visitor, you do not want to find yourself in these bus stations at night or early in the morning.

1. Estate Bus stop at Ketu-Alapere: Attacks are carried-out both day and night.

2. Berger bus stop (along OPIC–Ibadan Expressway): Criminals attack victims with guns
on the long bridge and in traffic jams.

3. First Gate junction – Agidingbi: Robbery point.

4. Boundary Bus stop in Ajegunle: Popularly referred to as the ‘one million boys’ gang territory where criminals attack passengers in vehicles.

5. Ijora Bus stop: Notorious spot for gang-r*pe; abduction in buses (popularly known as ‘one
chance’.

6. Mile 2 Oke: Hammers, knives, guns are used to rob motorists in traffic jam

7. Church bus stop– Agboju Mile 2  (Badagry expressway): Haven for street urchins

8. Agric Bus stop – Mile 2: Notorious area for buried arms that are used for robbery operations in the area.

9. Abule-osun Bus Stop along Mile 2 – Badagry Expressway: Drivers conspire with thugs to attack victims

10. Apongbon Bus stop: Hotbed of ‘one-chance’ bus attacks.

11. School Bus stop, along Mba – Mile 2 road in Ajegunle: Use of jack-knives and other weapons on victims

12. Bamboo area along Oworonsoki – Ibadan Expressway: a dangerous spot about 100 meters from Alapere Housing Estate Bus stop.

13: Oshodi Oke Bridge: Oshodi Oke ‘boys’ are notorious for bag snatching, pickpocketing and mugging during rush hours.

14 Bolade Bus stop Oshodi: Bolade bus stop, once noted for chaos has improved since the facelift by Lagos State. But during rush hours and late nights, mugging is common.

15. Abule Egba Traffic Light: This bus stop is noted for violent mugging and dangerous street urchin who can forcefully take your belongings and even harm you.

16. Agboju Bus stop along Badagry Expressway: Notorious for car-jacking and robbery on the go.

17 Ajah Bus stop: Sporadic clashes often breaks among rival street urchins loyal to a ‘certain chief’ and over collection of toll from commercial bus drivers. Women are alleged to have been defiled at night during such clashes.

18. Costain under Bridge: Costain under bridge is dangerous at night. Mugging is common in the area.

19. Okokomaiko: The two bus stops are noted for car jacking, mugging and disappearances.

20. Iyana Iba Bus stop: For years, Iyana Iba has been noted for violent mugging, robbery and car jacking.

he shuld upgrade to a brief case not school bag....

You love them, you sing their songs (word for word) and scream when they perform. Sadly, most of you don’t even know their real names. We don’t blame you though, we’ve become so used to their stage names that we forget they actually have real names. In this special report, NET unveils 120 Nigerian music stars and their real names. Note that some of the names will crack you up. 

2face Idibia                    Innocent Ujah Idibia
9ice                              Alexander Abolore Adegbola Adigun Ajifolajifaola 
Adekunle Gold               Adekunle Gold 
Asa                               Bukola Elemide 
B-Red                           Adebayo Adeleke 
Baba Dee                      Dare Fasasi 
Banky W                       Bankole Wellington 
Bigiano                         Babalola Oluwagbemiga Gabriel 
Blackface                     Ahmedu Augustine Obiabo
 Brymo                         Olawale Ashimi 
Burna Boy                    Damini Ogulu 
Capital FEMI                Femi Adeyinka 
Chinko Ekun                Oladipo olamide 
Cynthia Morgan            Cynthia Ikponmwenosa Morgan
D’banj                          Oladapo Daniel Oyebanjo 
D’prince                       Charles Enebeli 
Dammy Krane              Oyindamola Johnson Emmanuel 
Danagog                      Daniel Damilola Agunbiade 
Darey                          Dare Art Alade 
Davido                        David Adedeji Adeleke 
Dencia                        Reprudencia Sonkey 
Di’Ja                           Hadiza ‘DiJa’ Blell 
Dice Ailes                   Shasha Damilola Alesh 
Don Jazzy                  Michael Collins Ajereh 
Dr sid                         Sidney Onoriode Esiri 
Duncan Mighty            Duncan Wene Okechukwu 
Efa                             Efa Iwara 
Emma Nyra                 Emma Chukwugoziam Obi 
Emmy Gee                  Emmanuel Nwankwo 
Endia                         Ujah Lawrence Ujah 
Essence                     Okoro Uwale 
Eva                             Elohor Eva Alordiah 
Falz                             Folarin Falana 
Faze                             Chibuzor Oji 
Femi Kuti                       Olufela Olufemi Anikulapo Kuti 
Flavour                         Chinedu Okoli 
Frank Edwards             Frank Ugochukwu Edwards 
Gt The Guitarman         Olugbemiro Tokunbo Olaolu Akigbogun 
Harrysong                   Harrison Tare Okiri 
Ice Prince                   Panshak Zamani 
Ikechukwu                  Ikechukwu Onanaku 
Ink                              Brian Toritseju Edwards 
Iyanya                        Iyanya Onoyom Mbuk 
J Martins                    Justice Okey 
Jaywon                      Iledare Juwonlo 
Jesse Jagz                Jesse Garba Abaga 
JJC                           Abdul Rasheed Bello 
Joe El                        Joel Amadi 
Kay switch                 Kehinde Oladotun Oyebanjo 
Kcee                          Kingsley Chinweike Okonkwo 
Kel                            Kelechi Ohia 
Kiss Daniel                Oluwatobiloba Daniel Anidugbe 
Koker                        Olayiwola Olabanji Kokumo 
Korede Bello               Korede Bello 
KSB                           Kenny St Brown 
L.A.X                          Damilola Afolabi 
Lagbaja                        Bisade Ologunde 
Lil Kesh                     Ololade Keshinro 
Lynxx                          Chukie Edozien 
M.I                             Jude Abaga 
May7ven                     Yemisi May Odegbami 
Mc Galaxy                   Innocent Udeme Udofot 
Milli                 Olabunmi Junior Oscar 
Minjin               Adewale Lawanson Junior 
Mo’Cheddah               Modupe-Oreoluwa Oyeyemi Ola 
Mode 9                        Babatunde Olusegun Adewale 
Monica Ogah              Monica Ene Ogah          
Omawumi                    Omawumi Megbele 
Muma Gee                  Gift Iyumame Eke 
Muna                           Munachi Gail Teresa Abii Nwankwo 
Naeto C                       Naetochukwu Chikwe 
Niyola                          Eniola Akinbo 
Nneka                          Nneka Lucia Egbuna 
Nosa                            Nosa Omoregie 
Obiwon                        Obiora Nwokolobia-Agu 
Olamide                       Olamide Adedeji 
Olu Maintain                Olumide Edwards Adegbolu 
Orezi                          Esegine Orezi Allen 
Patoranking                Patrick Nnaemeka Okorie 
Phyno                         Azubuike Chibuzo Nelson
Praiz                           Praise Ugbede Adejo 
Psquare                      Paul and Peter Okoye 
Reekado Banks             Ayoleyi Hanniel Solomon 
Ruby Gyang                 Ngohide RubyAnn Gyang 
Ruggedman                Michael Stephens 
Runtown                       Douglas Jack Agu 
Samklef                     Samuel Ogwuachuba 
Sasha P                        Anthonia Yetunde Alabi 
Sean Tizzle                 Morihanfen Oluwaseun Oluwabamidele 
Selebobo                      Oku Udoka Chigozie 
Seun Kuti                     Oluseun Anikulapo Kuti 
Seyi Shay          Deborah Oluwaseyi Joshua 
Shaydee           Shadrach Adeboye 
Simi                   Simisola Ogunleye 
Sina Rambo              Adeshina Adeleke 
Skales                Raoul John Njen-Njeng 
Sound sultan    Olanrewaju Fasasi 
Tekno                Augustin Miles 
Timaya              Enetimi Alfred Odom 
Tiwa savage     Tiwatope Savage-Balogun 
Toby Grey                Adeyemi Tobiloba Maryam 
Tony Tetuila                Anthony Olanrewaju Awotoye 
Tonye                 Tonye Garrick 
Ty Bello                       Toyin Sokefun-Bello 
Victoria Kimani           Victoria Kimani 
W4                     Adewale Adepoju 
Waje                   Aituaje Iruobe 
Wande Coal     Oluwatobi Wande Ojosipe 
Weird MC                   Adesola Adesimbo Idowu
Wizkid               Ayodeji Ibrahim Balogun 
Yemi Alade       Yemi Eberechi Alade 
Young Six                     Onome Onokohwomo 
YQ                     Yakub Jubril...

You love them, you sing their songs (word for word) and scream when they perform. Sadly, most of you don’t even know their real names. We don’t blame you though, we’ve become so used to their stage names that we forget they actually have real names. In this special report, NET unveils 120 Nigerian music stars and their real names. Note that some of the names will crack you up. 

2face Idibia                    Innocent Ujah Idibia
9ice                              Alexander Abolore Adegbola Adigun Ajifolajifaola 
Adekunle Gold               Adekunle Gold 
Asa                               Bukola Elemide 
B-Red                           Adebayo Adeleke 
Baba Dee                      Dare Fasasi 
Banky W                       Bankole Wellington 
Bigiano                         Babalola Oluwagbemiga Gabriel 
Blackface                     Ahmedu Augustine Obiabo
 Brymo                         Olawale Ashimi 
Burna Boy                    Damini Ogulu 
Capital FEMI                Femi Adeyinka 
Chinko Ekun                Oladipo olamide 
Cynthia Morgan            Cynthia Ikponmwenosa Morgan
D’banj                          Oladapo Daniel Oyebanjo 
D’prince                       Charles Enebeli 
Dammy Krane              Oyindamola Johnson Emmanuel 
Danagog                      Daniel Damilola Agunbiade 
Darey                          Dare Art Alade 
Davido                        David Adedeji Adeleke 
Dencia                        Reprudencia Sonkey 
Di’Ja                           Hadiza ‘DiJa’ Blell 
Dice Ailes                   Shasha Damilola Alesh 
Don Jazzy                  Michael Collins Ajereh 
Dr sid                         Sidney Onoriode Esiri 
Duncan Mighty            Duncan Wene Okechukwu 
Efa                             Efa Iwara 
Emma Nyra                 Emma Chukwugoziam Obi 
Emmy Gee                  Emmanuel Nwankwo 
Endia                         Ujah Lawrence Ujah 
Essence                     Okoro Uwale 
Eva                             Elohor Eva Alordiah 
Falz                             Folarin Falana 
Faze                             Chibuzor Oji 
Femi Kuti                       Olufela Olufemi Anikulapo Kuti 
Flavour                         Chinedu Okoli 
Frank Edwards             Frank Ugochukwu Edwards 
Gt The Guitarman         Olugbemiro Tokunbo Olaolu Akigbogun 
Harrysong                   Harrison Tare Okiri 
Ice Prince                   Panshak Zamani 
Ikechukwu                  Ikechukwu Onanaku 
Ink                              Brian Toritseju Edwards 
Iyanya                        Iyanya Onoyom Mbuk 
J Martins                    Justice Okey 
Jaywon                      Iledare Juwonlo 
Jesse Jagz                Jesse Garba Abaga 
JJC                           Abdul Rasheed Bello 
Joe El                        Joel Amadi 
Kay switch                 Kehinde Oladotun Oyebanjo 
Kcee                          Kingsley Chinweike Okonkwo 
Kel                            Kelechi Ohia 
Kiss Daniel                Oluwatobiloba Daniel Anidugbe 
Koker                        Olayiwola Olabanji Kokumo 
Korede Bello               Korede Bello 
KSB                           Kenny St Brown 
L.A.X                          Damilola Afolabi 
Lagbaja                        Bisade Ologunde 
Lil Kesh                     Ololade Keshinro 
Lynxx                          Chukie Edozien 
M.I                             Jude Abaga 
May7ven                     Yemisi May Odegbami 
Mc Galaxy                   Innocent Udeme Udofot 
Milli                 Olabunmi Junior Oscar 
Minjin               Adewale Lawanson Junior 
Mo’Cheddah               Modupe-Oreoluwa Oyeyemi Ola 
Mode 9                        Babatunde Olusegun Adewale 
Monica Ogah              Monica Ene Ogah          
Omawumi                    Omawumi Megbele 
Muma Gee                  Gift Iyumame Eke 
Muna                           Munachi Gail Teresa Abii Nwankwo 
Naeto C                       Naetochukwu Chikwe 
Niyola                          Eniola Akinbo 
Nneka                          Nneka Lucia Egbuna 
Nosa                            Nosa Omoregie 
Obiwon                        Obiora Nwokolobia-Agu 
Olamide                       Olamide Adedeji 
Olu Maintain                Olumide Edwards Adegbolu 
Orezi                          Esegine Orezi Allen 
Patoranking                Patrick Nnaemeka Okorie 
Phyno                         Azubuike Chibuzo Nelson
Praiz                           Praise Ugbede Adejo 
Psquare                      Paul and Peter Okoye 
Reekado Banks             Ayoleyi Hanniel Solomon 
Ruby Gyang                 Ngohide RubyAnn Gyang 
Ruggedman                Michael Stephens 
Runtown                       Douglas Jack Agu 
Samklef                     Samuel Ogwuachuba 
Sasha P                        Anthonia Yetunde Alabi 
Sean Tizzle                 Morihanfen Oluwaseun Oluwabamidele 
Selebobo                      Oku Udoka Chigozie 
Seun Kuti                     Oluseun Anikulapo Kuti 
Seyi Shay          Deborah Oluwaseyi Joshua 
Shaydee           Shadrach Adeboye 
Simi                   Simisola Ogunleye 
Sina Rambo              Adeshina Adeleke 
Skales                Raoul John Njen-Njeng 
Sound sultan    Olanrewaju Fasasi 
Tekno                Augustin Miles 
Timaya              Enetimi Alfred Odom 
Tiwa savage     Tiwatope Savage-Balogun 
Toby Grey                Adeyemi Tobiloba Maryam 
Tony Tetuila                Anthony Olanrewaju Awotoye 
Tonye                 Tonye Garrick 
Ty Bello                       Toyin Sokefun-Bello 
Victoria Kimani           Victoria Kimani 
W4                     Adewale Adepoju 
Waje                   Aituaje Iruobe 
Wande Coal     Oluwatobi Wande Ojosipe 
Weird MC                   Adesola Adesimbo Idowu
Wizkid               Ayodeji Ibrahim Balogun 
Yemi Alade       Yemi Eberechi Alade 
Young Six                     Onome Onokohwomo 
YQ                     Yakub Jubril...

hmm...unrealistic. A state government hckng nigeria citizens phone and computer. Paid same amount with russian government. While so many children in the creeks of bayelsa dont have shelter and portable water.

see boys in line with there dollar @ same wedding

give dem the highest inhumane treatment they can get...

d guy no fresh...with all him money...chai sum KC and swiss wrist...

lalasticlala:
http://https://mobile.twitter.com/SaharaReporters/status/618809683843940352

best post ever.... see money

every police area command should have a well equiped anti robbery respond squad, alwys on alert.

Ignorance of who Mr. Solomon Arase (Inspector General of Police) is gave out a 33-year-old man arrested for impersonating a Police Constable.
He told operatives of Lagos State Police Command X-Squad that his action was inspired by love for the profession.

The suspect, Godwin Akhenamen, who claimed to have been parading as a policeman for 12 years, was sighted in Ikeja, Monday, fully kitted in a SPY police uniform.
But the service number on the uniform reportedly gave him away, owing to its irregularity. When accosted by men of the X-Squad, he reportedly insisted he was a policeman.

He was reportedly asked if he knew the Inspector General of Police, Mr. Solomon Arase. But he claimed not to have any relative or friend who bore that name.
At that point, he was arrested and revealed during interrogation that he was not a policeman.

‘I love this job’
Akhenamen told Vanguard how he had on several occasions made attempts to join the Nigeria Police without luck.
According to him: “I love the Police profession and have always wanted to be a policeman. But several attempts made to join failed. The reason was based on the ground that I did not finish my primary school education.

“In 2003, I decided to join the SPY police training, but by the time I got to Ikeja, I was told that registration had closed. I went back to my private security job only to be sacked two weeks later.
“Living became difficult and I could not go out to look for job because I had no money to transport myself.
“So, I borrowed money to get black material with which I made this uniform; to enjoy free transportation to any destination of my choice.

“People also accorded me due respect because they thought I am a policeman. I swear I do not steal with it. Things were moving smoothly for me for 12 years until X-Squad men accosted me and asked if I knew Arase.

“I thought the person reported me to them and I asked them what offence the person levelled against me, not knowing he is the IG.”
Lagos State Command spokesman, DSP Kenneth Nwosu, confirmed the incident and said that the suspect would soon be charged to court.

A...on his lane

keep it to urself...before you cause problem

bigtt76:
Are you serious? What bank issued card is that?

uba mastercard

is it the reason...why i cnt have access to my account through atm in ghana

redcap:
They'll soon ban use of western union for outbound transfer.As long as this policy will shore up the value of naira then no problem.

already banned too..

think dey shuld be a temporary ban on hijab

bugatti veyron

starting Price: £149 995.....Top speed:184mph 355g/km...

There are just two issues we have with the Aston Martin Rapide, one of which is more serious than the other. The first is its price, which looks worryingly high beside that of the Porsche Panamera. The second is the relative lack of space provided by its rear seats and to a lesser extent its boot. Although those rear quarters are sumptuously trimmed, spacious they are not – especially if anyone approaching six foot tall is attempting to sit behind someone of similar build. At least Aston offers a range of child seats for the Rapide, which is more in keeping with the passenger space in the back.

In the end, the space issue is something that will either put people off simply because they are too tall to fit into the car, or it won’t bother them one iota because they do fit the car.

Aston Martin has been canny with the way it has designed the Rapide’s suspension system to seemingly be all things to all men, depending on what sort of mood you’re in or what sort of journey you’re on.

For on the one hand the Rapide plays the role of supremely refined, smooth-riding luxury car as well as anything in the class if left in its standard set-up. Press the Sport button, however, alongside another button that stiffens the suspension dramatically, and the Rapide suddenly becomes a quite different kind of car – one that feels very close to a full-blown sporting GT.

Although outright performance is far from the Aston Martin Rapide’s raison d’etre, it’s still an extremely quick car. Not as bombastic or obviously fast as a Porsche Panamera Turbo, perhaps, but still rapid enough to silence anyone lucky enough to climb aboard and experience its performance first hand.

Any car that can reach 60mph from rest in less than five seconds and 100mph in just 11.2sec is always going to feel impressive in a straight line, especially when enjoyed from one of the rear seats.

While other four-doors are sober and serene, the sexy Rapide S is flat-out berserk. Shaped like a fighter-jet canopy, built from aluminum panels so pretty they shouldn’t be painted, and powered by a thumping 5.9-liter V-12 that sends 550 hp to a six-speed automatic, this stunner will tear to 60 mph in 4.7 seconds. It’s big, but the low roof limits headroom in back. Let’s cut to the chase and talk about the Aston Martin Rapide’s single biggest bone of contention: the relatively tight proportions of the rear seats. The fact is that if you are over six feet tall and the person driving is of a similar height, you will struggle to get comfortable in the back of the Rapide – despite the seats themselves being beautifully sculpted and trimmed in ultra-high-quality leather.

Not even the ability to individually control the air conditioning system from side to side will make up for the lack of knee room if you are over six feet tall – and that could well be a defining issue for some owners.So it’s not a limousine—take something else to the Oscars. It doesn't matter; every trip in the Rapide is a red-carpet event.

dem dat girl...looks so much like her mum

2million...and u buy jeep straight. hw u won buy fuel and maintain the car